Jordan Lewang
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LCD case window display(like snowblind)
Jordan Lewang replied to Jordan Lewang's topic in Cases and Mods
A bit of an update I have made the screen work I have displayed windows on it however I am getting a bit of a stutter in the case. I removed it and am trouble shooting plus I need to remove the antiglare coating but all in all so far so good
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any help would be greatly appreciated i can make the lcd panel work outside the case using the lcd power board and control panel however i would like to be able to power the control board and panel using a molex connector. if anyone knows where i need to add power and ground or how to test would be a big help. other question would be how to power some led lights using a molex as well the images show the power board wires and the pin out diagram to the left where should i apply 5v and ground on the control board? the last pic is the lcd panel already mounted in my case
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I went to msi afterburner and it works great lol
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Okay so I finally decided to do some cable management today. I think it's very similar to wiring a car or doing what's called a wire tuck in a car it's kinda teadious but a lot of fun too anyways this case is sweet I love how it's set up and looks so clean
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Well I'm now runnin the power line adapter through the wall and it is way faster but I can't run a long Ethernet cable the way I'd like because it's my parents house lol so this will have to
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Well I'm now runnin the power line adapter through the wall and it is way faster but I can't run a long Ethernet cable the way I'd like because it's my parents house lol so this will have to do
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lol I have all of these utilities lol the issue I'm having is they won't display in game even if i turn on the osd
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Okay so I have been playing ark a little bit it's a bit more demanding than Starcraft 2 and team fortress 2 lol my gtx1070 has no problems playing it but what I'm curious is what software or programs I can use to give me a CPU and GPU temperature overlay in game similar to evga precision and real temp I have tried these and I'm not getting the overlay in game and my rig is new so I wanna see under a more demanding load what my temps are etc any advice would be great
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My room is way too far away from the router for a direct connection I have the Ethernet through the wall plug adapter as well but I tell ya the wireless signal is excellent but yeah I know it's better running on Ethernet
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Thanks it's awesome can max most games out super quiet case and I haven't even pushed it yet
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Hmm very interesting
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Thanks for the positive support I appreciate it! As I said this is my first build it's not perfect I will need to upgrade storage but wanted a good base to start with!
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Well i have to say so far i am very impressed with how the pc is performing as of now this is everything i have done in the h440 case i took out the large fan in the rear the 14omm fan and added 2 120mm led thermaltake fans and replaced the 140mm with the same thermaltake fan they look great and help exhaust the air away from the cpu and gpu with the front three fans that were per installed running through the rest of the case all fans are run off the hub on the back powered by the power supply i plan to run a fan controller in the future or if people would have advice i know when Linus reviewed the h440 he sugesed not running the fans from the hub this is where some advice would be good i don't have the fans hooked to the mother board i have heard that you can vary the speeds by connecting the hub to the mobo and using the on board fan control but i wasn't really sure and the fans are running at 100 percent lol i also don't know if this is bad or not. im getting like 50 degree gpu temps and 36 degree cpu temps running starcraft 2 on ultra settings on 1080p and it looks amazing i was also playing team fortress 2 and it was amazing tonight i plan to finish downloading ark and giving it a shot this thing feels like a tank! if anyone has advice for the fans that would be great
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Everything runs super cool!
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Well anyways seems like people just wanna argue more and more about the power supply and it's fine to have an opinion it's great that you want to share it but please not on my thread I appreciate the help and knowledge getting my rig up and running I will keep you all updated as to how things go
